How to spell MAUDY correctly?

If you meant to write "maudy" but it's a misspelling, here are some possible correct alternatives. If you intended to write "maudlin", meaning overly sentimental or "maundy", referring to the Christian tradition of foot-washing, you should check your spelling. Alternatively, "muddy" could be used to describe something covered in dirt or "maud" for a country woman's shawl. Double-check the context to find the right spelling!

• gaudy The hotel lobby was so gaudy with all the neon lights and bright colors that it almost gave me a headache.
• mad I was mad when I found out my phone was stolen.
• made
• madly
• Mads Mads is my coworker who always brings a positive attitude to the office.
• Mahdi The Mahdi is believed to be the prophesied redeemer of Islam who will rule the world before the end of times.
• maid The maid was cleaning up the mess in the kitchen.
• malady The doctor diagnosed her with a malady that would require long-term treatment.
• Mandy Mandy is going to the store to buy some groceries.
• Marty Marty forgot his keys at home before leaving for work.
• matey We all have a matey inside us.
• Maud Maud was a cheerful and sociable person who had many friends.
• Maude Maude was the name of the village idiot.
• maui
• may
• mayday Mayday, mayday! Our engine's on fire!
• middy The middy keeled over with a spasm.
• moody I'm moody and don't really like company.
• mouldy The mouldy figurines made me feel sick.
• mud She got muddy when she walked in the mud.
• muddy It was really muddy outside.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately